[access-uk] Re: New Application: Notehelper

  • From: Thomas <mrnoisy98@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 21:29:10 +1100

Sorry about those bugs.
I took out my laptop with jaws13 on it and experienced the same bugs when using the application. I am not sure why this happens, and all of my testing has been done with nvda. I will do some further investigation into these issues, and have just installed a window-eyes demo to try it with, too.

Thank you for your feedback.
On 26/01/2013 20:41, Catherine Turner wrote:
Hi Thomas

I've had a small play with your application.  I'm using JAWS 10 and
Windows Vista.  I can get it to work but JAWS doesn't read as well as
it could - e.g. when arrowing through the list of notes it doesn't
read the selections automatically, I have to keep reading current
line.  Not sure if this will be consistent, will give it another try
later.  Also sometimes JAWS says "note colon" repeatedly and I
struggle to make it shut up.  But I am able to find the values and
hear a note played so I can use the application...hope this feedback
is helpful...

Catherine

On 1/26/13, Thomas <mrnoisy98@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
But the application [as far as I know] does not have any 64bit
dependencies.
it's not actually a 64bit app.
I still have to get out my 32bit machine, though.
Thank you for your interest.
On 26/01/2013 14:06, Seean O'Connor wrote:
just a point to consider , if the application is 64 but, it cannot run
on a 32 bit system , whereas a native 32 bit application can in most
cases be run on 32 or 64 it versions of windows.

On Jan 26, 2013 1:11 AM, "Thomas" <mrnoisy98@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:mrnoisy98@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

     It is a native windows application.
     tested on windows7 64bit, should work on 32 bit from win XP to win7.

     On 26/01/2013 11:41, Georgina Joyce wrote:
     Hello,

     For what platform?

     Gena


     On 25/01/2013 00:04, Thomas wrote:
     Hi guys,
     I develop this application--note helper--and am blind
     [obviously]. I
     have developed it with a focus on not just blind accessibility
     but have
     also made it high-contrast and nice to look at for a sighted user.
     What do you guys think of this application?
     I will link you to source forge so you can download the .zip
     file of
     version 0.2.1.1.
     note: it is still in beta mode. Please send me any comments and/or
     thoughts you have.
     Here is the link to the 0.2.1.1 download page at source
     forge.net <http://forge.net>:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/notehelper/files/Notehelper0.2.1.1.zip/download?utm_expid=65835818-0



     It is licensed under the GEL v3 licence, and I am working on a
     source
     release.




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